Hawaii HB1006 amends the definition of "enterprise" to include businesses engaged in agricultural tourism.
Hawaii HB1006 amends the Hawaii Revised Statutes to redefine "enterprise" to include businesses engaged in agricultural tourism. This activity involves commercial operations on a working farm for visitors' enjoyment, education, or involvement, provided it does not interfere with primary farm operations. The bill also specifies that the majority of the enterprise's produce should be used for export. This change aims to support and recognize the role of agricultural tourism in Hawaii's agribusiness sector.
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